THE SCK ANTON TRIBUiNJW-SATUllDAy, SEPTEMBER !), 1899. 9 HIS HOLINESS rjksi wfev KCV Gold Medal Presented by Hid Holmcsm Pope Leo XIII. to .Monsieur Ange lo Marlanl, of Paris. MtRiftNl S CO., 52 WE5T I5TH STREET, NEW YORK. Sold by ill Druggist! Everywhere Avoid Substitutes. (lew are ol Imitations rrla 41 Boulevard Hums man; I.dndon-83 Mortimer at reof, Montreal 87. St. Iatnt street CARBONDALE. CARBONDALIANS ABROAD. Between One nnd Two Hundred Visit Toronto Fair. Ono liundrid and flfty-llvc poisons left this city Tuesday morning to at tend the Industrial fair at Toronto nnd Inildentu'lv to visit our cousins neiosH the laUc. The fair Is certainly a wonder and embraces evciythlng from a mustard seed to a pumpkin, from a typ" setting nilel.lne to an lion faun horde, full of steam from n sickle to a harvester, f torn a snail to a trotting hori, from a candle to the most brlllant and beautiful pyiotechnlc dlsplny money tan nffoid together with llriiiltl air, w Ileitis teleKraphy and much mot". Ninety-five thousand sight-seers were on the grounds AVednosdny. AiniitiR the sptclal features vvr." tho exploding of HUbiuarlne mines in Lnk" Ontatlo to illustrate what happened to the Maine and the frree that missed Its maik by exploding about forty fee,. In front of julmirai Dewey at Mailli Tay. Cm element of the Anictlrnn contin gent was sut prised at the restrictions of the excise law and th stilctnss with which they are enforced In To ronto. Those whr lind water Inade quate, go "thirst after 11 o'clock p. m. as no Intoxicants are fold In Ontnrio province latei than that hour. Onf .c.ung American's Jaw dropped when c demand of tin cents was made for a 'pack' of Sweet Cnpoial cigar ettes but before he concluded hl- eog- Ititlon on the Intricacies of the tnrlfi' his fae was the settltiK of a luminous double smile ft h lit pi Ice wh'skey, onl five a drink Then he lighted his cigar with an eight elav- match noth Tiiir swifter was obtainable and said: Well, oi'r Canadian cousins aie slow " Another sport fiom the "States" nnuibfil himself mil convulsed his wit nesses bv picking iniaginoiy spltlcis fr.iu the brlndle beards ol 111101 hlsM caled farmus whr, nine times out of ten would run to their wles to have the facial shiubb"i furthei e.'inlned for webs afd prospective families if spiders ready to be hatched. Of court p the victim was alwnvs ginteful even If the joKer untortcil tmee of four yel low hah.'- while enjoying his whikoi pull estenlu the exoutsonl-ts com meiued to drift homo viaNiagaia Tails nnd Buffalo and their fi lends air the leciplrnts of glowing dc-ctlptlons of tli Lake Ontario lide. the goige roete by the hliipool rapid' the nilghtv cat aract, the hustle and bustle of the Queer f'ity and last but not least of the fvpiioit 'ntruotlons, delhered bv the Erie's excursion maneger, which facilitated traeliii'j vetv much. FUNERAL OF MRS. HOLMES. The funeial of Mrs Timothy Holmes was held yesteidpy ft tun her late home on Canaan street. The college left the house at 0 and was a Hi Be one. The remains were taken to St. I!oe chinch nnd a mass of requiem sold by Rev, W A, Noalon. Tho pall bearers weie Pittlck Kenr.ev, James Poland, and .lamer. Loftus. of Archbald, and Hugh Shannon, James Jloian, inel James Gethlns. of this city. The floral offer ings conslstptl of several pieces. A broken column, a rros, two pillows and several capkot bouquets were among the number. The floial bearen were. John O Brlen and J'imes Man Ion. Interment was made In St Rosj cemeterv. Among the out of town peo ple present were: Joseph Miller, Thos. Kenney, Misses Bolnnd, Miller and Mhlte, of Archbald M-. and Mrs. An drew HanEen, sr., nnd Mr ard Mrr O'Kultz and daughter Miss Mollie of Honesdale. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Mavo's cash stor- on 'South Main Btrect was closed yesterday and Mr. Mayo returned to Providence C. AV Fulken-on attended the AV-tlls-vllle fair. Dr. D J. Ballev, J T. Pothiek. R A. Seaman, S T Burnard and C. r Munn of th's cltj, nnd A. B. lones, of Scran ton, were among those- who leturncd from Toronto yesterday. Misses Lrrttle A )lcox and Flattie Berry returned esterday fiom a visit w Ith Scranton friends. Mrs Thomas rt. Durfee Is seriously HI D L. Craft Is visiting Thompson friends Water has been reached at a depth of 110 feet In the (,11k mill's artesian well Select council held a .special meeting last night at which a new surface sow tr ordinance was Introduced. It ap propriates J9.P00 for the work "HE THAT ANY GOOD AVOUED WIN" bhould be provided with good health, and everyone who would have cood health should remember that pure, rich blood Is the first requisite. Hood's Sarsaparllla, by giving good blood and good health, has helped many a man to success. PRIOEBURO. Miss Mamie Knapp give a lawn paity at her home on Main street on Thurs day afternoon In honor of her nepho.v Lalph Priest, of Blakely. dames of amusement and singing were the fea tures of the day At fi CO o'clock ie freshments were ftived. Those pies ent were: Mr. and Mis. A. r. Prl?st, Mlses Annie l'rlet, Florence and Mai- lan Priest, Mai Ian McClny. Veled.i jwiiiuniH, Aner 1'iiest Klmer Hnrtmnn, laipn and Xjlzabeth Ptlcst of Hlakely ii ouss uraoo J.'dwnrds of Oly pliant. io me roinwing young people of seourg- jly nn T,trosll 8n,til. tMhggle Gray, C.ttrlo McLaush- POPE LEO XIII AWARDS GOLD MEDAL In Recognition of Benefits Received from MAniANI WINE T0.1IC-F0R BODY, BRilN AND NERVES. Avoid Beat Prostration, Try Via Hirlanl wl h Cracked Ice SPECIAL orrP.R.-Tonlt wlio write in, mentioning tills paper, vve nenri poitnatil u book containing portraits and cndommgnti of KMI'KIIORm, EV1PRI.-4S, PRINCES, LAIllHNAlii, ARCllUPBIOP-i and otlior distinguished porionafje. lln, Agnes Bevels, Josephine Langnn, Annie Buckland, P(arl Palmer. Lena Summers, Lizzie Fuegllne, Citherlne Thomas. Lauretta Lark, Mnry and A'lco Mnrgelon, Ildllh, Bessip and Annie Isaacs, Mildrel nnd Thco. Lloyd, Mrs. D Gelheit. Mrs. G. Knapp, Mls Mame Fnnpp and Messr? Carl Gilbert, Gerald Kevels, Frank and Ger ald Donnelly, James and WnlUr Simp son and James and Isaac Smalls. Soi vices In I'. M i hutch morning nnd oeiiing3 ntMlie usual hours and Sun day fchool at 2 o'clock p. tn. The Boll of Honor will meet tonight in the church basement at 7 10 o'clock JERMYN AND MAYFIELD. Meeting of Boioitgh Council Lnst Evening First Baptist Church to Call a New Pastor Pay-Day Per sonals. .Term J n hoiouph council met last evening All membeis were piesent except Mr. Moon. The street commit tee reported that the Water company had put a valve In the paved guttei on It stieet and had left the street In a bad condition The Mcietaiy was In structed to notlfv them to repilr it. The following bills wele ordeied paid. J. G. Aveiv. $1 ), Jeunvn Llsht com pany, $117 71 Jeimjn Press, $150; J. B Jones, jr.. Charles McGiulev, kill ing and burvlng eleven dogs, $11, ser vices as chief of police, $41 On motion of Councilman Nicholson it was de cided to lev j a tax of live mills for borough puipoes and live mills for water and llrht. Councilman Badger asked what pro gies the boituigh attotne was, mak ing with the cases In his hands, but the c hail man was unable to give the lnfounatlou asked The question of placing the maiktis on line between Aichb.ild and Jeimyn was hi ought up and on motion .'if Councilman Bdnuinds the secietaiy was lustiucted to wilte Suive.vor Dun ning and have him come up and super vise the vvotk, and also notlf the Archbald council mi that the.v may ho piesent If the ci wish Tax Collectoi Se.vnnmi was piesent and asked ex nneintlon of $s ,1J on Hotel Aveiy mid C. D Helmes' pi open Us, which was gi anted liuigess Wllhnan In leply to a ques tion, stated he had sent another bill for tax on poles to the Tiactlon com pan.v, but had lecelved no i epl . Coun cilman Stanton lepoited the flie-alaun on the Bast Side was not woiklng pi opei 1 The matter was lefened to the piopei tomnilttee and council adjourned without constricting th" amenrilnent to the stieet tat fianchNe, which the tefue to consider until the company p.tjs theli pole tax ftu the past two jeat.s Be. M B Thompson, of natentonn, N J. will cillkiate at both setvlces in the Flist Baptist ihtiirh tomonow. Aftei the evening set vice thete will be a special meeting for the puipose of calling a pastor, at which all membeis ate lequested to lie piesent. Rev Thomas Cook will pleach In the Pilmltlve Methodist church tomonow moinlng on '.Man's Oiigln' and In the evening on "A Positive Salvation." Mls Loietta Walker, daughtet of Supeilnteiident Walkei, of MnMlelcl, will leave on Monri.iv to pui.sue a cout.se of studies nt Mt St Vincent's seinlnaiy, New Yoik. She was enter tained by n numbei of het voung ft lends on Thursdav evening. Mis. Bmnij ,of Wilkes-B.ute, Is vs ltlng at the home of hei ilaughtei, Mis. Atthui Da, of Cemetery Miwl Will Bnundv, of Mnvlleld, will leave this mottling for Dannii City. Knglncer H C DavW, of tiie Onlailo and Western lnlhnatl, Is t ondneri to his home with an attack of lheunia tlsm Mls CellP McGoff. of Souih Main stieet, who has been ill since Sunriav, Is now suffeilng with tvphniri fevei. ' The Delawaie and Hudson company pay at the mines bote toriaj. Ltbetty lodge, Knights iif Pvthla-, confert ed the (list degtee on font can didates last evening. Bev. nnd Mis Bmeilck. of Conklln, N Y, vveie on Thuisday the guests of Mi and Mis. W. S Badgei, of Cemo teij stteet William McCaithy, a foimer tesldoiit of Mnyflelri but now of Butte City, Mont , Is one of the cb legates In at tendance at the mallei i lets' coin tui tion at Scianton Mi YlrC.uthv Is i cousin of r S aul John J McCatthv, of Mayflelri Charles Hovt of Scranton. spent Thuisday evening heie with ft lends. Miss Vet a Bnipetor, of Scianton. Is tho guest of her cousin, Miss Mat nil munds, of Lackawanna avenue. OLYPHANT. The funeial of Bliabetli the llttlo daughter of Mt, and Mis T B. AVII1 lams, who died on Thuisday last, will be held at the family home In 7il,ikely this afternoon at 2 o'clock Bev J. B, Bills, pastor of the Blakely llaptlst church, will oillclate. C. AV llousei Is visiting his home in Stioudsbuig. Services at the usual time In the Con gregational chinch tomonow morning and evening. In the evening the n.iitor will deliver a hennoii on "Consocia tion." Bcgulai sei vices will be held In tho Presbytetlan church tomonow morn ing at 10.30 nnd In the evening at 7.30 o'clock. Rev. B. F. Hammond will oc cupy tho pulpit. Miss Maine O'Connor, who has been a guest at the residence of A. C. Far lell for the past three weeks, will ie turn to her home in Btooklyn today, Mrs. Anthony Jones, of Edvvnrdsvllle, Is visiting her home heie. Miss Gwendoline AVIUIams. ofCarbou dale, who has been the guefst of Mr. and Mrs. a. Williams, of Hlakely. has returned home. , P. F. Anderbon leturned to Bingham ton yesterday after a week's visit with friends In town, J. Bosua McCormac left Thuisday for Bxeter, N. It., where he will enter Phillips ncademy. He was nccompn nled by Andrew Fnrrell, who returned to resume his studies. Miss Sadlo Bogan attended n party at Carbonriale last evening. Frank McLaughlin, of Dunmore street, Is quite 111, After spending the summer nt hr home In South Gibson, Miss Belva Taylor has returned to this place. Mrs J B. Davis, of Kingston, nnd Mis, John Bynon, of Hjde Park, were guests of Mrs. T, P. Jones yesteidny. James O'Malley, of Dunmore street, leaves today for Brooklyn to visit his daughter. Miss Sadie MeNlcols, of Taylor, vis ited friends In town vestcrdny. John Doheity will go to Alleghany, N. A'., tomorrow to resume his studies at St. Bonaventure's college. Miss Mary Davis, of AVest Scranton, was n visitor here yesterday. TAYLOR NEWS. Foteman and Mrs. Johns Entertain. Today's Picnic Chui eh Notes and Petsonal News. Pastor Gendall will pi each at the Methodist Bplscopal church on Sab bath Morning subject, "Fulness of Power," evening, Triumph of Love." The evening service will begin at 7 In stead of at 7 30, as during the hot months. Bpwoith league will begin Its next Sabbath meeting at G p, m. Mi. and Mis. John B Johns, of Ball toad street, delightfully entertained their friends on Thuisday evening in honor of their guest, Miss Bessie B. Davis, of Scranton, who depaits on Monday for Bloomsburg Normal school. This Is MUs Davis' graduating year. An onjovnble time was had by all. Music formed tho featuie of the even ing's pleasure, and lefieshinents were seived Those present wero Mr. and Mis II L Johns, the Misses Bessie B Davis, Lydlii Davis, Bdlth and Mary A'an Busklrk, Susie Hairls, Maigaiet Jones, Annie AVatklns, Rdna, Lewis, Bdlth and Geittude AA'atklns, Jennie and Lillian Hairls, Norma AVIUIams, Rachel Jones, and Messis Bdward Davis, AV II Peterson. Frank Gendall, Robeit Carson, Thoinns Johns, AVilllnm Lewis and Mi A'lponri John L Nelger leaves for Hazleton this moinlng, where he will attend the outing of Insurance men The Archbald Mine Accidental fund will hold their picnic at the Round AA'oods today, where they expect to en tertain hundreds of their ft lends A latge amount of solid and liquid re freshments will be on sale, so that none need go avvav hungry or Mill sty. Setvlces at the Calv.ny Baptist c hutch tomonow will be held at the usual bout. Itev Di H, II. Hat rls will officiate Miss Llzzrie Dillon, of Hvrie Park, visited ft lends heie on Thuisdav. Miss Mabel Caul, of the Aichbalri Is visiting lelatlvcs In AVllkes-Bai te. The Rev Ml. Jenkins, of the Nebo Congiegatlon.il chinch. Rendham, will exchange pulnltf with Rev Kit Intel Hutland, of the riiat Congregational chinch of this place, tomonow Miss Luna Mollis, of Noith T.ivloi, Is visiting hei sister. Mis John Hauls, at Shamokin, Pa. Mis. David Jones, of Not Mi i fci loir, visited bet naients Mt. and Mis Bvan Jeiikln, of Tnlon stteet, on Thin sda.v TnloivIlle lodge. No COS, Independ ent Oldei of Odd Fellows, will nitet this evening. The usual set v Ices w III be held at the Pipsbvtoiian chinch tomonow The pa'tor. He-v T, R. Foster, will oillcl ate The Taj lor Beds accept the challengc of the A' Al I team to a game of ball on the T.ivloi gi omuls foi this after noon at ".:jo odock. K. r, Wntklns. Services as usual at the Welsh Con giegatlnn.il chinch tomonow, Rev Ivor Thomas ofllel.itlng. A base ball team fiom count 11 )H3, Y M 1, will pl.iv the Tuvlni Reds on the lattet's giounris this after noon at 4 o'rloi k Good Enough to Take. The tint st qualltv ol loaf sugai .s used In I he manufacture of Chaiubei Iain's Cough Uenuilv and the toots UM'tl In Its pieparatlon give It a Havor similar to that of maple sjtup, making It veiy pleasant to take. As a medi cine for the cure of coughs, colds, la gilppe ciottp and whooping cough It is unequaleri by .in) othet It nhv.ns cures, and cuies qukklj Tot sale bv all druggists Matthews litos , whole sale and letall agents. l'ECKVILLE. Tonight is the night of the llieinen's picnic and clambake That it will h-. latgel) attended goes without sajbig The Wilsons ate ioai entertalnet-.and oetj effoit is being put toith bv the Ih omen to make the night ono lon to lie temem'jeted bv those who attend Oin people should show Mielr appreci ation of our Ilie-flghteis by being piesent at this occasion Our- citizens need not be alatmed If the flte-alatm should sound at about 7 "0 tills evening, ns a test is to lie made from Box t! Ml. and Mis B J. Ilatthold aie spending a week with friends at Stioudsbuig Mr and .Mis Frank Dav and son ltalph. of AVIlkes-Bane. have i etui no 1 home after spending a week with Mr. and Mis B. II. Ii.it Ijpi. of Main stieet, Peckvllle Baptist c lull eh, Bev. J. S Thomas, pastor. .Sunday setvlces at 10.:;0 a in and 7 10 p m ; morning sub ject, 'How to Inherit the Promises:" evening sublect, "Jesus, the AVny to God." Sabbath school at 11 30 a in. All ate welcome. The AVomen's Chtlstlan Tempeiance union met on Thuisday afternoon at the home of Mis J H Slcklor, with ,i good number piesent Ofllcets for tho coming vear vveie elected as follows: Mis. J C Craig, ptesldont, Mrs J B. Slckler, Hi st vlco-ptesldent; Mis. Dr. Mooti.sedind vice-president, Mis AVill lnm Huriri third vice-president Mrs J W. Beck, recording and corresponding secietnry. Mrs Charles Craig, treas urer. Mis Beck and Mrs. Stearns wero chosen as delegates to tho county con vention to bo held In Green Ridge Piesbyteilnn church, Sept. 21. Mia Beck was elected as delegate to tho state convention to be held In Phila delphia, Oct. G-10: alternate. Mis. Betta Ctalg. The membeis wero very much Interested with the work of tho rin. Mrs. Slckler seived tea, which all did ample Justice, nfter which the early vvoik of the union was closed up. Mis. Slckler proved to be u loyal hostess and all hope to havo tho pleasure of her hospitality some time In the near future. Services In the Presbyterian church next Sunday nt 10,30 a. m. and 7 30 it, m Morning subject, "Tho Church Will Havo Her Innings," evening, "Satan on the Bight." All welcome. Rev. S, II, Moon, D, D pastor. Services In the M. L chuieh tonior- The People's Exchange. AI'OPULAR CLEANING IIOUSC for tho Hellcat of All Who Ilnvc Mouses to Kent, Heal Kstutc or Other Property to Sell or Exchuuse, or Who Wmit Sltuntlous or Help The-jo Small Advertisements Cost One Cent a Word, Six Insertions for Five Cents n Word-lixccpt Situation Wanted, Which Arj In. scrtcd Free. WANTED. IV YOV WANT TO BtTY PltOPBllTl', uto llackctt. Price HUtniing IF YOU HAVB PIIOPBUTY FOU SALU or rent, tco Had i tt HOUSES FOR TENANTS AND TBN nnts for landloiris. Hnckett, I'rlco Building. HACKBTT AVANTS LANDLORDS AND tenants to call. Office Pi Ice Bulltlliig. AGENTS WANTED. AGENTS-HIO MONBY-NBW INt'AN descent Gas Limp, no mantle or clilinncj, lOfi candle power light, htlf Gas Details, $1 on, sample mulled Sue. Rovnl Gns llurtier Wciks, SI Washington, Chicago. HELP W ANTED-M ALE. AVANTBD-AN BXPBUIKNCBD PUR nltuie and carpet salesman, one hav ing knowledge of installment business preferred, lefercntes required. Apply to B L., Trlbnno olllre. GOVBRNJICNT POSITIONS - DON T preparo for ativ civil service or census examination without seeing our cata logue of information Sent ftee Co lumbian Correspodcnco college, Wash ington, D. C TRAVELING MAN PERMANENT Po sition $w per month and epe nses Itefetences teepilrtd Clarke ,v. Co, I'M South Fourth street, Philadelphia, Pa. AVANTBD-EXPERIENCEI) AVATCIT maker nnd silsman lltxford Co , 2:3 Lackawanna avenue HELP WANTED-FEMALE. AVANTEb - G I RL ' FOR GKNER AL housework In sninll f.in.llv on Qulney avenue Apply at store, JJ.1 l.aekuwanna avenue. WANTED - GIRL FOU GENERAL housework must be n good cook uliri laundress Also oung gill to assist with housework GIG Mont up avenue . BOARD AND ROOMS. BOARD AND ROOM FOR TWO GEN tlemrn. at 1.4 Mlllbeirv stiei t PALMISTRY-ASTROLOGY. ti f iT cBLTrni t at i : i ) m RsiTTrvTNrr of Nt w A'ork tin. Is now locattri at 122 Adams n iiue, Sciaotun. Pa , I NTIL SEPT 10 lvi'i uNL Can be eoiisalttd d.illj Uioii mnttiis of lnrslness specula tion leivt, domestic off ills, Inhe lit nice, absent ft lends lu.iltli ttavellng fortu n He and linfeutilltiite ie I loils of llle, bow toehiMise a wife ol hitsb mil bow to become successful In business Satisfac tion gu.n.intt i il li i til infill aililitss Is n Eist 2 d st Nev A'cnk Mrs King's wonderful uu illiitnlstli povveis eomlilned with istrolngv, i illtilst t aftei veins of piutiltnl serv li t plan- In i iiiiilvnlli il In giving s.itlsfactiirv stivin upon nil affalis of III, Consult i linn bv in ill a stitt lain OHIec boms, 1 to 0 SITUATIONS WANTED SITUATION AVANTED AS StTtTiTn ar e nguiitr . n it li i I lie e ns i pultun Allllltss 1,2! ,U sllitl, , x- SITl ATION WANTED A MARRIED man is u.iis of k wlslns itnplnv tiKiil of anv Mud, otlli'i wink pufiiin! Aililiess J T tale Tilliuue SITUATION AVANTED-HV A Yell NO hum, r us sniisiaiiv in i in-Ill. 'I I III furnish iinst ,,f lefueiins Ciishii i, (,ue Tiiliinie Addicss STEADY WORK WANTED AS WATi'll man 1 n sober ami Inilustibms viiiing man well recnuunemUd AriilteJs 1 M Trlliuni unite WANTED-A .MAN AND 7lE WANTS work In prlMiie fainllv ll(jtit hou-p. Willi, fi.l tilt will the 1111,11 bllllllv at niiv thing AddifsH "S Dilavvaie uie iiiii rear W. t J'lttston SITUATION WAvFeiT BVA SliAM stress i, the dav children's e lothes. lutllts shirtwaists ami miisliii wmk Ad driss .Jo N I liinilu avt.iue A AOUNG IADV WOULD LUCE To weak lor lui boanl und ; to sclnol Ailditss in, I'nvliii avtlilie SITUATION V A nTe D I N 1 1 1 ( jTGa"7 leiv oi anv lihitlmatt Inisiniss b( voung mini is vtats of age He Mime's liiinlsli.d I. (i T. 22i, N V i , ,u SITUATION WANTED-BV A PI RS T c lass mat ki t man bits b id ixpiiltmc 111 gloeet.v stole, can fmnlsb bi st ot u f. unite W J C. 112 South S, vnith stieet cll io as usual Pleaching h the pastor. Rev S C Slmpklns. at 1010 a. m and 7 50 p. m Theme foi the morning, "The Baptism of Uhe " evening. "The Guiding Pilmlple .ml Aim of God's Principles" A coidlnl welcome to nil Rev. J F UYniei. ptesldlng elder of Honesdale dlstilct, was n visitor at the M. E paisonnge yesteulaj -Miss Bene Coglirei, of Scianton, Is vlElting .Miss Reba Slmpklns All Alva Hammond, of South Ca naan, who has been visiting Leonatd Slmpklns, leturned home esttida. Sold Out to Silk Ti rst. Poltsvllle, Sept S The slik mist has bought the ribbon Intel est and ma tlilneiv of the Tilt Silk mill, at this place. This has thiown ISO weavers out of ernplovment. but the miu is to be piovided with new niaeliltnij and a different line of goods inaiiulacturvd. By Januaiy 1 tho mill will be eniplov lug moie hands Minn ever bofote. Then) Is mote Catairh in this section of tho country than all other iIIsl.ihis put together, and until the last few eutd was supposed to be Incurable Uor a gieat tnanv years doctors pronounce el It a local disease, nnd prescribed local remedies, und by constantly falling to euro with local treatment, pioiiounced It Incurable. Science Iuib proven catarrh to bo ii constitutional disease, and there fore) requires constitutional treatment Hall's Catai i It Curi manufactured bv U J Cheney . Co, Toledo, Ohio, Is tho only constitutional cine on the market It is tukui Inter nallj in doses from 10 drops to a tenspoorrful It acts directly on tho blood und mucous surfaces of tho ! svmem Tirey orrcr ono Hundred dollars for any case It falls to cure Send for circulars and testimonials Address P J CHENEY. & CO, Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, 7.1c Hull's Family Pills arc the best. chool Shoes For c.illili'cii, nt Ask for a Tablet. FOR RENT HACKBTT HAS STOKES, OFFICES, rooms, houses nnd barns hack) :tt invites landlords AND tenants to call Olllce Price building. HACKBTT, PRICE BFILDING-JjO, Ten-roomed house; city steam HACKBTT, PRICE P.rtl,DlNG-$2. Nlne-ioomed house; city steam HACKBTT, PRICE lH!II.DING-$.'2. Six-loomed house' rlty steam HACKBTT. PRICE BUILDING-IIS UP, modern houses, furnace heated. HACKBTT, PRICE IIUl UMNO-HI P, with bains Green Rldgo HACKBTT Ol'PERS 111 MONROE until April; great bargain. $20 HACKBTT ori'ERS 11-ROOM MODERN house, $t,v Washington avenue. HACKBTT, PRICE UFILDiNG-ItB. membei the place Pi Uu Uullcllng', AVasliington avenue. FOR RENT-MV PLANING MILL AND lumber yard, one of the best und old est locations In Scianton for the lumber business Poor health the cause for it tiling. Joseph Anslej, Mi Scruntoti street. $10-1U'B ROOMS, AV1TH OAH, BATH nnd closet pilvnle. Imiiilre reat of 42S Webster avenue. No building in front of lot l'OR RENT-ONE 11 LF OF DOUBLE bouse, new, ten looms. One single house, it. w; six rooms $20 each. C. C. 1 erber. 2Ub Connell building. I'OR RENT-A 1 I'RNISUED FRONT loom vvllh or without board 41b North oeii'iiill street 1 OH KRNT-Tlir OLD HOME FOU i, rIc'Hess on Adams avenue It will be rented an n whole or will be fitted up for two families It is well adapted ior t, large boarding house, or foi rent Wo ,f,lr1i!ied looms Inquire of F. L. liltchcock & Son. Fire Insurance and Real Estate, Commonwealth Building. 932 GREEN RIDC.e" STREET! EIUHT rooms; fine location, $tn. FOR SALE hackettiias'bargains IN HOUSES and lots Olllce Price Building HACKBTT BUYS, SELLS. BENTS AND Insures propel tv Olllcu Pi Ice Build ing HACKBTT PRICE BUILDING-PIIOP-trty or dirfercnt lines of business tm sale $T0-OAK SIDEBOARD, WELL FINIS! I i il anil v. lib lianilsoiue mlnoi lot 2j. W , Tribune ullice UOlT.SA LB-NEW' DOUBLE HOUSE ON good stieet. pis 10 p"l i out cleat. 1110 Ai adt nil sttt el l'OR SAI E A UIP.I-.T-CLASS GROC tiv st., it Address 'C, Tilbmit of llie BOILERS-TWO LIDGERWOOD IIORI yontal leliuii iiilnilir bollits of sev-tntv-the boise power inch, W pouiuls stPiim luessttit Will be sold verv i In ip, must be i (-moved at once Cull at Su blllbiiu Elei (rli Coinpanv s oMIt e "ill, ".' and "ai! Coniiili Building ORSALERJEXCHANGE "horses i or sli. or exchange W ani l.n -ib Si uintiiti 1) ills Co Mtiiist v mil I. in II WANTED TO SsGl I. OR EXCHANGE tin luinlii i oin 4 mil sinl ivlimlii PI tin i mil 111. Ill lit 1 losepll Ausli v, Si innt.i'i. Pa REAL ESTATE. IIACKUTT PRICE Ri IL DING (J W lines u w in. nli I n house IIACKE'IT PRICE BUILDING-! xmi, lit W double lltlllst lit 111- .M'llbllM HACK HIT, PRICE BUILDING-V.XUO. time hoiiMs, eiunei lot, Dunmoie IIACKETT PRICE BUlLDING-$.1.VHi tuw iliiublt hi use iieiu Linden IIVCKE'IT, PRICE BUILDING -10 Ii0 liomi for $s vm Gmil IIACKE'IT. PRICE BUILDINiJ-BAR-galns Jle ilium, low and blub grade plopi i tv IIACKETT. PRICE P.UILDING-f10l) I iislness pi op, i tv for $I'ih1 IIACKE'IT PRICE BUILDING-$I2"0) buslnt ss piopi nv foi f'l.imo IIACKE'IT, PRICE BUII.DIMi-'JI.W) imiiltin iliitible wiiilb fl.oio MACKETT PRICE BUILdTnG CAN save vou mom on rial estute. IIACKE'IT PRICE BUILDING P.I'A'S, s' lis rents, Insuns piopntv, loans iiiiuiev IIACKETT. 1'illl 11 BUH.dTnG -$-.,"il, Claj i.' 1 1 ue iisltlnice, steatn heated BUSINESS PROPERTY. V eeklv lit t Uor piiltleulnrs st e or wtlte lliiekitt, Pi Ice Uulldlmi $l.sni.i-Bl'YS ESTALL1SIIED BUSINESS big piolltM Bui kilt Pi be Building Jl,.ioO-BUAS TEMPERANCE HOUSE IN eintial cite, larce iPnlng room and elgat'tn bid looms all liiinNlicd Hiie'k itt Pike Bulldliis 1I.U KETT BUAS, SEI LS. RENTsT IN miits propertv loans mmiev MONEY TO LOAN. vmm Avn nxT.iiAi.w tr"i r-r-vn- and live per crnt monev on approved secuilty M H. HOLOATE, Common wealth building. BU-sNJss-9PPORTUrJTY $IoOoT'AN BE MADE WIT! UN 1 . DAAS bv m.v profitable plan of speculation in AVall strict Wtlte fm Information Immediately to Thompson & Co , Bank el h, no Broadway New A'or k DON'T LOSE BUT BUY A CERT1UI eate 111 "The Investois Fund' and draw a senil-moiithly Income It is the onlv safe plan ever offered for trading with moderate cuplt.il In Stocks, Wheat or Cotton Write fur parrlculais sent free C E Mililcey & Co , 20 licailwri, New York "NOTHING SUt CEEDS LIKE SUC CESS' -JlOfl tnvcslcel hi mv "Safe Method In Grain or Stocks his paid J51,000 profit In thlity elnss lefeiences furnished, write for pai titulars RICH ARD OLIA'ER Banktr and Bioker, Chi ergo Stock Exeluingi Chicago, and M-C.1 AVall St New Yoik Cllj. BOARDING. BOARDING t2rP"rTVTirBETr LOST. i.OST-A CI.OVKR-LEAF STUD. RE ward It returned to olllco at Hotel Jirmyn. SPECIALIST. MRS. DR. KING-A'AIL, LADIES' SPE- cliuibt, 221 Auams avenue. LEGAL. rf"" ESTATE OF GBORGL' MCKNIGHT. DK ceased, of Scrnnton, Letters tostn mentnry upon tho above estato having been granted to tho undersigned, all per sons having claims against said estate will present them for payment nnd thoso Indebted thereto will pleaso mako pay ment In J. AV. BROWNINO, Admlnlst'r. Mears' building, Scranton, Pa. PROFESSIONA L. otsriv AnOHITCCTB BDWARD II. DAVIS, ARCHITECT, Council building, Scranton E. L. WALTER, ARCHITECT OFFICE roof of COO AVashlngtcn avenue. LEAVIS HANCOCK, JR., ARCHITECT. 435 Spruce st., cor. AA'nsh ax . Scranton. FREDERICK. L, BROWN. ARCHITECT, Price building, 12G AVnaliltigtoti avenue, Scrnnton. T. I. LACEY A SON. ARCHITECTS, Traders' National Bank. DENTISTS DR. I. O LYMAN, SCRANTON PHI vato Hospital, cor. AVyomlng and Mul berry. DR. II. F. REYNOLDS, OPP. P. O. DR. C C. DAUBACH. Ill AVvomlng ave. WELCOME C. SNOVER, Coal Exchango '2nd itoor. Room D. Hours, 0 to 1, 2 to 5. HAT MANUFACTURER. TOLLES 403 SrRUCB STREET, MAKES your hat to order and they tit. HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS TEE ELK CAU10, 125 and IS" FRANK- Un jveiiue. Rates reasonable. P. ZEIGLER, Piopiletor. SCRANTON HOUSE. NEAR D L & W. p.esscngei depot Conducted on the Eu ropean plan. VICTOR KOCH, Prop. LAWYERS RICHARD J BOURKE. ATTORNEY-at-Lavv, KOO-2 Lackawanna avenue Gen eral law business, collections and loans. J. AV BROWNING. ATTORNEY AND Counselloi-nt.Lavv. Rooms, 312-313 Mears' Building. M. J DONAIIOE. ATTORNEY-A'I-law Ofllces, (,12-CI! Mears' Building. FRANK E BOYLE ATTORNEA AND Coiinseiior-nt-Liw, Burr building, rooms 13 and 14 Washington avenue. WH.LARD WARREN fi KNAPP. AT toinejH and Counsellors.at.Lavv. Re publican building, Washington nvenue, Scranton, Pa JESStTP i JESSUP, ATTORNEYS AND .......i-i-Horn - at - i .aw, (.ommouvveaiiit building Rooms 1. 20 and 21. JAMES AV OAKUORD, ATTORNEY-AT-Law. Rooms 511, 515 and BIG Board of 'Irade Bulldlng D P. REPI.OGLE, ATTORN EA'-LOANS negotiated on real estate security. Ments' building comet Washington avenue and Spruce street, JAMES J. H HAMILTON. ATTORNEY-nt-I.aw S02 Comiiionwe.illh building, Scranton EDWARD AV THAYER. ATTORNEA" Jtooins 103.(11)1, q,, 0r Mears' building. L. A. WATRES ATTORNEY-AT-LAW". r02 Iioaid of Trade building, Scranton, Pa. C. R PITCHER ATTORNEY-AT-LAAV, Commonwealth building Scianton. Pa. PATERSON WILCOX. TRADERS' National Bank building. C COMEGYS, building 9-1! REPUBLICAN A. W BERTIIOI.U. Mints' building. ATTORNEY, PHYSICIANS AND SURQEONS MARY A SHEPHERD M D. 110X11 opuhlst r,K, Linden street DR AV E ALLEN, .111 NORTH WASH. Inyton avenue DR. L M GATES ROOMS 207 AND 205 Boa id of Tnde Building Olllce hours, S lo 'I a m 2 to 1 and 7 lo 8 p ni ResI ilence "OK M ullsoii avenue DR C L TREAS SPECIALIST IN Itupturp Truss Pitting and Pat Reduc tion Olllce telephone 1SC3. Hours. 10 to Z 2 to 1, 7 ta S DK S AV L'AAIOREAUN OPPICE 21) Washington avenue Residence V.i Mullen e Chi onU diseases, lungs, bean kldiipjs and genito-itrlnnry or gans a spccliltv lIour, l to 4 p m. W. O ROOK A'ETERINARY SUR. geon Horsi s, Cattle and Dogs treated. Hospital, 121 Linden street, Scianton Te le phono 2C72 SCHOOLS SCHOOL OU THE LACKAAVANnZ Scrnnton P.i Coiuses piepatatory to college law medicine or business Opens Sept. 11th Send for catalogue Rev Thomas At Caiin, LL D ptlnclpal nnd piopiletor, AV E Plimilej, A M.. head, master. SEEDS O. R CLARK A CO SEEDMEN AND Nursprvnien: store IK Washington ave. line; green house, T0 North Main ave nue; stole teli phone, 7S2. WIRE SCRCENS JOS KUETTEL. REAR Ml LACKI warm i nvenue, Scianton, Pa, manufac turer of AVI re Screens MISCELLANEOUS BAUER'S ORCHESTRA -MUSIC TOR balls, picnics, parties receptions, vied dings nnd concert work furnished For terms addicss R. J Bauer conductor. 117 AVvomlng avtiiue, ovei Hulberts" music store MEOARGEE BROTHERS, PRINTERS supplies, envelopes pap,.r bags, twine AVtui house, I'O Washington avenuo Si runton, I'a CITY SCAVENGER A B BRIGGS CLEANS PRIVY VAUL1S and cess pools, no odor Improved pumps used A. B BRIGGS, Proprietor. Leave orders 1100 Norch Main avenue, or Elcko's drug store, corner Adams and Mulberry Telephone 9310. SCALP TREATMENT. MRS L T KELLER SCALP TREAT ment 50c; shampooing. 50c, facial massage, manicuring, 25c; chiropody. 701 Qulney RAILROAD TIME TABLES. Schedule in Effect June 10, 1800. Ttnins Leave Scranton: 0.45 n. m., week days, for Sunbury, Hnrrlsburg, Philadelphia, Balti more, Washington, and for Pitts burg and the West. 0.38 n. m. week days, for Hnzleton, Pottsvllle, Rending, Norristown, nnd Philadelphia; and for Sun buiy, Hairisburg, Philadelphia, Baltimoie.Washington and Pitts, burg and the West. 2.18 p. in., week days (Sundays 1.58 p. m.), fur Sunbury, Harrlsburg, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash ington nnd Pittsburg and the West. 4.27 p. m., week days, for Sunbury, Harrlsburg, Philadelphia and Pittsburg. J. It. WOOD. (Icn'l Pass. A.snt. J. II' HUTCHINSON, Oencr.l Manner. RAILROAD TIME TABLES. Del., Lncku. and Western. Effect Monday. Juno G, 1SU irnlns lenvo Scranton ns follows: Kx press for New Ytirk and all points east. iM. 3.W, 6.10, 8 00 and 10 05 n. in.; 12 05 and 3.33 p. in Express for Easton, Trenton, Phlludol. Villa .and tho south, 5.10, 8.W and 10.D5 u. m. 12 5., ami 331 p. ,, iobylmnna accommodation, fi.10 p. m ,ii "",'f3 r."r tllngliutnton, Oswego, El njlra, totnlng, Bath, Dnnsvllle. Mount Morris and Buffalo 1210, 2 Cl, won a. in.: (i.',!,n"4 V60 ' '" making close cotinec f,,.V. IU IJ"fflo to nil points In tho vvcBt ""'tnvvest and southwest Washington accommodation, 3.W p. m. 'ungliainlon and way st.itl.nu, 1 ol p. nt. i, je'toivvlllo nccominodiitlnn, IW p. 111. jcboloti acconimoditlon, r, 00p mi l-.xpress for Utlca and Rlclillclri SPrlnBK, a m. and 1 "5 p m. Ithaca 2, new a m. nnd l.M p in 1 r Nortluimberlond, I'lttstoti, W likes Hnrio, Plymouth, bloomsburg und Din vine, making close connections nt North V, ,.T,lftn'1 ,or W'llllnmspnri, Harilsburg, Uiiltlinoie, AVnshlngton and tho reiitth. Norlhtimberland and Intel medlitp stn tlons, COO, 10 05 u. m. and 1 55 and 5.40 p. Nnnllcoko and lntermedl ito stations, 10S and 11 10 a in I'll mouth and inter medlato stn tlons, .115 and 8 50 p. m. Fof Kingston, UK p )n. 1 ulliitau parlor and sleeping coaches on nil cxprtsH trains. Ior detailed Information, pocket tltnei tables, etc., apply to M. L. Smith, Dla trlct Passenger Agent, depot ticket oiilto. fc MSi-W-M-w- Ccntrnl Railroad of New Jcr-tcy Stations In New York Foot of Liberty stieet. N II . and South Ferry, Whitehall street. Anthracite conl used excluslvelj, lnsur lug cleanliness and eomfml TIME TABLE IN EFFECT JUN. 23. IW. 1 rains leave Scratitoii for Nt w York, Newark, Elizabeth, Philadelphia, Easto'i. Bethlehem, Allentown. Mauch Chunk nhtt AV hlto Haven at S 30 a tit : express, 1 20 ; e.xptes". I no p m. Sundays, 2 13 p. 111. ol PlttHtcm and AVIlkes-Bane. 5..10, 11 lo u m , 1 20 1 on, 711 p, m. Suitdas, 11 .'0 a m .2 11 7 11 p in, For Mountain Park, M0. 11 10 a. m . 120 p. m Siuiriavs 11.10 a 111, 2 11 p m For Baltlmoie and A iihliigtou, and polntH South and Ast vl 1 Bethlehem, & .'0 a. m , 1 20 p m, Sundays, 2.11 p. m. For LuttF Branch, Oi can Grove, etc , at 9 10 (through cn-Ta in and 1.20 p. m, 1 or Beading, Lebanon nnd Harrlsburg, via Allentown, S "0 a tn , 1 20 p. n. Suu ilnv, 2.11 p ni b'or 1'ottsvllle, S 30 n. nt., 120 p. m Thiough tickets to all points East, South und AVest at loweEt rate at tho station J. II. OLIIAFSEN. Gen. Sltpt. II. P. BALDWIN, Gen. Pass. Ast. Delaware: and Hudson. On Mnv 14th. 11, trains will Icavn Scranton ns follows For Carbond.ile li 211. 7 13. 8.51 10 13 t, m.; V noon, 12S, 2 20, .'! 32, 5.2j, b 23, 7,57, 913, 11 00 p m , 1 10 a. 111 Uor Alnan, Siratogi, Monti cal, Bos ton New England points, etc. I! 20 a. m,, "lii p 111 Uor Holiesdnlc C 20, 11.13 a. m , -.10, 5 23. p m. Foi AVIlkes-Barro-C 43. 7 AS. S 11. 3.3$, 10 43 n in.; 12 0J, 1.2J, 3 33, 127, ti.10. 7. IS, 10 41 11 to p m For New Yoik Philadelphia, etc., vIt. Lehigh Valley RiUro.iri-ii.il p. 111.. 12.0J 12S, 4 27 p. m.; with Black Diamond H pi ess, 11 0 p ni Fen Peiinsvlvniila Railroad points, C.I", 9.'S 11. m , 21S, 4 27 p 111. Uor westctn points, vli Lehigh A'nltoy Railroad 7 4S a m : 12', .1 il with Black Diamond Express. 10 41. 11 1 p tn. Trains will arrive In Scranton as follows- K10111 Carbondale nnd the North f.40, ( 1, s jx 'i'il, 10 is, 11 jb a 111.; 123, 2.13, 3 21, 4 2! 7 4 5, 1018 11 27 p m Fiom Wilkes-Bii re and the South G 15, 7 IS, SK, WIS 11.11 n 111: 11S. 2 11, 3.1S, 5 2ii, G21, 711 'Mil 10 01 p in : 1.1.1 II. in. St NDAY TRAINS. For Caibomlalc 9 01. 1131 p. m.; 2.23, 3 12, 5 17 't 51 p m For Wllke s-B me 9 3s, 12 03 a. m.; 1.5S, 3 2S, ,-, 4;, 7 4S p. m Uor Alb my. Suatoga, Montreal, Bos ton, New England points, etc., 2 23 p. nt. Lowest i.ites to all points ill United Stales and C ,11 ul.i J W UURDICK. ti. P A , Albany, N. Y. H. AV. CROSS, D P A , Scranton, Pa. Lehigh Valley Hailroad, In ef.tct M.iv II. 1599. TRAINS LEAVE SCRANTON. For Philadelphia and New York via D. & II 1 R. at 1.43 a in. and 12 01, -.13. 4 27 (Black Diamond Express), and 11.30 P m Suiidavs. D . II , 1 "S, . 4S p. m. Uor White Ilivcn, H.irletnn and prln 1lp.1l points In the coil legions via D. Si II R It, 0 41. "It and 4 27 p. m. For Pottsvllle ( 41. 2 1 p. ni. For Bi tblehem. E.iston, Reading, Har llsbutg and principal Intermediate sta tions via D .X 11 It R. ' 41 a. 111 , 120!, 2 1S, 4 27 (Black Diamond Express), ll.uO, Sunilavs, D .x- II . 1 is. 7 4S p. m. Uor TuiiMi'iiuioi k. Towiinda, Elmlra, Illiani Gi i.e 1 und ptlnclpal intermedi ate stations via D. L A; W. R. It., 803 a m 12 11 and ' !3 P m. For (bin vi.. Roc bestir, Buffalo, Niag ara Ualls chliajo aid nil points west via D - II B R. 12 0! ill (Black Dia mond Expussi 7 Is and 11 ' p m. Buu d iv s D A- II 12 01 a ni . 7 IS p m, Pullman p 11 lor and sloping or Lehigh A'ullev pallor 1 11 ' on .ill tialns between AVIIkes-B 11 1 e and New A'ork, Phll.ldol phl 1, Biiflab) nnd Suspension Brldgo ROLLIN II AVILBUR. Gen, Sltpt.. South Bethbhtm. Pa CIIAS S LEE. Gen TM'S, Agt , 20 Cort- bxnclt stiei t New A'ork A AV NONNEMACHER, DlV. Pass. Agt., South Bethlehem. Pa. Uor tickets and Pullman reservations: apply "o'J Lackawanna ave , Scranton, I'a. Lrlc nnd Wyoming Valley. 1 Tlmo Table In Effect Juno 4, 1S.3. 1 ' Trains leave Scranton for New A'orK Nevvburg and Inter rnedlato points un Eilo ralln id. at 1 On a m. and 2 28 p. in. Uor Huvvby and loe il points, at 5i"J a. m , b !" a m and 2& p m. I'or Lako Ailel at 5 20 p m Sunilav n.ilns luK Smnton for Liki Ailel ut S I a in unci 1 lu p m , stopping at lnt rmediato st itious. SCItANTON IIVfSIO. Ill i:ffect Jiiuc -5li, lSlltll. North Hound. South Uounil, (),03 .01 oaid-ioi t !. d c Stations 14 ij r. p 111 ,. 7 Sit ... 710 7 00 xrrlre Leave N Y Franwin Si West Haii street Weehawksa m r 'Arrive Leave 6 211 1 is 6 18' 109 C0715h ntxviaifi SC41-40 STllS2V S4II1SH S Ml 2 ft! Cadosla llancorlc Starlit; lit 1'restou Park Win wood royntelle Orson i'leasnnt Mt I'lilcindaln 1 oresr city C'arbnndale White Brllja Mo Held .if nnj 11 AiclilbaM Intnn Peckvllle oitphitat l'r!ceburr '1 lirnop rrovlitencn Part l'laco hcrantou SS6'1I SI 5 11.-11 VI SOOillSI 4 Wfll1U ui ill 1 4 41,11 2.1 4 4111 IB 4 4011 11 4 16111 4 311107 i JS II 01 4 1'j 11 ft) 4 231100 4iui or 4U10 5S1 r m 11 Ltavo Arrive t Sunday only siit-nincs tbat trains stop on signal for. pas sfngeix, '1 rains rav and son Sunday only. Other trains dally ctcept tiimaay. secure rates via Ontario AVestcrn before purebasiin: ttcicou and save money 'l lirouslr Wagner DiitTet slfepr and free re. cllning chair car New Yorls to chlcigo n itbout rhan.e. 1'niiciigrr Itntes HediireU to Two Cent iVr Sllle. J.C. Andfrson, Oen.rass Agt. T. Fllterolt, niv pans, Act soranton, ln NEWSPAPERS TUB WILKES-BARRE RECOBD CAf bo had In Scranton at the news ntands of Belsman Bron., 40J Spruce and 603 Lln den; M, Norton 322 Lackawanna avenue: I. B, Bchutzer, 211 Spruco street, - ut .... 740 .... .... "53 ,.., .... 810 .... '- ujr Mf m 6 10T&1 4 M 6 10 2 111 4 31 a Si 4 41 C35 2 01 ill r 4.' 8 41 6 03 1 ")0 a 60 Ell 1 uD 2 f8i 0 21 7 ov 3 Pffl r. rn T OS 3 V9 6 84 70 S 191 e 4. 7 84 (3! HI 7 SK.ti CK. 6 6a 7UIHS. 6 01 7 11 141 1,03 7 50 J 311 6 03 7 63 1M 812 7 8 3 59, It) 8 (1 4 04 S 21 fi M 4 U7 6 24 H 00 4 W f. IT blO (II 611 (1121117 6 31 S 15 4 0, tt 36 a u r u V M
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